and think about how they dominated the Gophers, it makes me realize how far the Gophers have to go.
And I don't see a light at the end of the tunnel yet.
As stated, Wisconsin has joined Michigan, Ohio State and Nebraska as a team we might beat once in a decade or more. We are not competitive with those programs. I was thrilled when we beat Penn State once in awhile.
When I see how bad Minnesota throttled Purdue and think about how Notre Dame almost lost to Purdue, it makes me realize how far Notre Dame has to go.
Two games two different days...can't compare.
Watching Wisconsin run the ball the way they did makes me remember that it was not all that long ago that we were as good or better than them at running the ball. They have stayed that way year in and year out while we have fallen to the point where in a lot of games we struggle to get any yardage on the ground.
When I see Wisconsin have success in football, I remember that we were virtually tied with them the year Maturi took over. And then Maturi happened.
Good point....remember when Maturi blocked Kucek's punt and still kept his job?
I remember when he fired a mediocre football coached in Mason to replace him with an inexperienced coach who did so much damage to the program that we don't think the good coach who replaced him can compete in conference until he has at least four years to fix Brewster's mess.
Can I blame that hire on the Maturi who made it?
When I see how bad Minnesota throttled Purdue and think about how Notre Dame almost lost to Purdue, it makes me realize how far Notre Dame has to go.
Watching Wisconsin run the ball the way they did makes me remember that it was not all that long ago that we were as good or better than them at running the ball. They have stayed that way year in and year out while we have fallen to the point where in a lot of games we struggle to get any yardage on the ground.
When I see the badgers play, I still think ZERO national championships!!
This. You could see it in the eyes of the players as they "celebrated" their meaningless third consecutive Big Ten championship, that the lack of a national title in the 1930's made it a hollow victory.
1930's what? Oh. You mean 1930s. Maybe you should pretend you're from a non-Ivy league school.This. You could see it in the eyes of the players as they "celebrated" their meaningless third consecutive Big Ten championship, that the lack of a national title in the 1930's made it a hollow victory.
When I see how bad Minnesota throttled Purdue and think about how Notre Dame almost lost to Purdue, it makes me realize how far Notre Dame has to go.
Don't you have another board to play on?
Dearest Fuzzy,
Can you recommend another board that has such a rich discussion of college football national championships? Preferably ones in which the championships came more than 50 years ago, but the discussion pretends that it matters today. I've been to other boards, but the talk is mostly about what will happen this year. Or the past decade or two. Or three. What could be more boring?
BTW, hearty congratulations on your season. The Tigers also triumphed to the same stellar winning percentage (but with a winning conference record, ahem). I guess it'll be a coin-flip to see who is awarded the championship. Best of luck!
Regards,
Archie
1930's what? Oh. You mean 1930s. Maybe you should pretend you're from a non-Ivy league school.